Crane EE-9003, Manual

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Breast Pump is Working but not able to Express Milk
You might be experiencing breast engorgement. Place a warm towel on the
engorged breast.
• Use alternating hand expression and gentle breast massage to help decrease
swelling and improve breast drainage. Try doing this before starting a pumping
session.
• It is recommended to pump every 2 to 3 hours, including breast feeding hours.
If you are still in postnatal care, you must pump each breast for 15 minutes
according to your milk secretion.
• Do not pump more than 30 minutes to avoid hurting your breast.
• If you have large breasts, hold and massage gently while pumping milk to help
with the milk flow.
Breast Pump Unit Not Powering On
Check your power outlet by plugging in another electrical device.
• Make sure the power outlet is working.
• Make sure that your AC adaptor is connected properly to the breast pump unit.
• If you are using the AC ada ptor and your breast pump is not turning on, try
using the battery power and not the AC Adaptor.
• Make sure battery is fully charged. If it works on the battery power, you might
have a defective AC adaptor.
Milk Overflow Prevention
Your Crane Double Electric Breast Pump is a closed system breast pump,
designed with a barrier so that milk will not enter the tubing. below are some
measures you can take to help avoid milk backflow:
• Adjust the pumping power to a lesser suction level if your breast milk is
relatively abundant.
• Try releasing pressure between your breast and the Silicone 3D cushions if you
notice that the milk is gathering inside the tubing and is not streaming down to
the collection bottle.
• Do not overfill the collection bottle.
Pump Unit Battery Precautions
The li-ion battery is built-in and non-removable. Do not disassemble.
• Only use the included AC adapter as the built -in li-ion polymer battery and
power supply require the specified voltage.
• Do not expose the motor unit to direct sun light or heat.
• Recharge the pump once a month when not frequently used.